Scarborough Camera Club are delighted to announce that Alison Taylor will be giving a talk entitled ‘Seascape Photography’ at 7.30pm on Wednesday 22nd September 2021. After giving up international lacrosse and other sporting activities, Alison continued to take walking holidays. Her photography became more serious after acquiring a DSLR, taking more time over the taking…
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Peter Bartlett has been taking photographs since the early 1970s. In 2010 he was awarded a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society (LRPS) and from 2010 to 2015, he showed images in exhibitions throughout the world, gaining several hundred acceptances and numerous awards. Around 10 years ago Peter decided to focus on street and urban…
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The lockdowns of 2020 led many to explore the delights of flower and still life photography – forced as we were to look for subjects indoors. The control required over composition and lighting provided a liberating challenge – allowing the photographer to show their creativity in emphasising aspects of the subject or creating a particular…
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Jill Wellham is an artist, print maker and digital photographer, whose work encompasses landscape, flower and abstract images. But it is through the analogue photographic process of the cyanotype that she has really made her mark. Traditionally the technique combines chemicals with water to create a photosensitive solution, for coating onto a high quality paper.…
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We’re delighted to welcome Irish landscape photographer, John Hooton on Monday, 19th April for his presentation entitled; ‘Dingle, My Only Place’. John has been taking photographs, primarily of the west coast of Ireland, for nearly 40 years. His main love is the Dingle Peninsula with its wide variety of rugged landscapes and roaring seas, offering perfect locations for both sunrise and sunset.…
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On Monday, 29th March you’re invited on a journey to the end of the world by following Julian Elliott on a commissioned trip to ‘The Fjords of Patagonia’. See the challenges a professional photographer faces with the weather and the imagery that’s created for use by his client. Julian has been a professional landscape and travel photographer for…
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Based in North Yorkshire, Alan Lait is an outdoor photographer with a passion to capture the mood and beauty of the landscape. Starting from a young age, using a 35mm film camera, he has spent many years refining his photographic technique. As a result, his work has been featured in various magazines, and a selection…
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Note – previous date (1st March) was published incorrectly. Amy Bateman is a professional photographer living on her family’s farm just outside Kendal, in Cumbria. It’s at home where she loves to capture a ‘farming perspective’ of the changing seasons, landscapes and the animals and people who live/work there. Her presentation; ‘My Life – Farming and Photography‘ will cover the last four…
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Annual Lecture – “Adventures of a Wildlife Photographer” – Presented by Simon Roy. Join us for our free ZOOM lecture:7:30pm 16th March 2021 A talk by Wetherby based photographer about his images andstories from some of his best wildlife encounters. Thanks to our sponsors this event is free. We have a limited number of places…
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Mike Moats is an international award-winning professional macro photographer from Michigan. Mike will share tips, tricks and visions for creating compelling images of the ‘Tiny World’. He will cover the most important equipment for macro photography, how to control depth of field, a little about composition and of course the subject matter. He will show…
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The Keighley Day page now shows the programme for the day, along with information about how to attend (virtually, of course) and an introduction to the speakers.
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